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عوف

Awf

Awf kept company with the Prophet.

مهمل · Muhmal — mentioned, no judgement passed

When he lived

The Prophet, then the twelve Imams in order in gold: the Prophet (ṣ)

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3 narrations 100% of them in Kitāb al-Ghayba 1 man stands next to him in a chain →

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  1. H 437 - It is narrated from Hazlam bin Bashir that he said

    “I said to Ali bin Husain (a.s): Describe to me the rise of Mahdi and tell me about his proofs and signs. He said:…

    Kitāb al-Ghayba #706 Volume 1 Read the narration
  2. (1) Muhammad bin Abdullah bin al-Mu’ammar at-Tabarani, who was a freed slave of Yazeed bin Mo’awiya and was one of the opponents of Ahlul Bayt, narrated in Tabariya in 333 AH. from his father from Ali bin Hashim and al-Husayn bin as-Sakan together from Abdur-Razak bin Hammam from his father from Meena, the freed slave of Abdurrahman bin Ouff, that Jabir bin Abdullah al-Ansari had said

    “Once, some people of Yemen came to Medina. The Prophet (sw) said: “They come to you gently.” When they came to the…

    Kitāb al-Ghayba #14 Volume 1 Read the narration
  3. (30) Abul Abbas Ahmad bin Muhammad bin Sa’eed narrated from Hameed bin Ziyad from Ja’far bin Issma’eel al-Minqari from Abdurrahman bin Abu Najran from Issma’eel bin Ali al-Basri from Abu Ayyoob al-Mu’addib that his father, who was a teacher (mu’addib) of some of Imam Ja’far bin Muhammad as-Sadiq’s children, had said

    “When the Prophet (S) died, a Jew man of the descendants of Dawood (Prophet David) came to Medina and saw the streets…

    Kitāb al-Ghayba #52 Volume 1 Read the narration
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